The Mole's Team of the Week: 'Bad news for NSW' emerges from game that shifted NRL narrative
Storm stars stand tall
The Storm's biggest names stole the show as a worrying losing streak came to an end for the powerhouse club.
Craig Bellamy may have breathed the biggest sigh of relief but Queensland coach Billy Slater probably wasn't too far behind as Harry Grant and Cameron Munster cured a potential Maroons headache with one 80-minute performance.
Scroll on to find out who joined captain Grant in The Mole's round 10 Team of the Week.
1. James Tedesco (Roosters)
Putting the pressure right on Dylan Edwards for Origin, with two tries and more than 300 run metres in the defeat of the Titans.
2. Jamayne Isaako (Dolphins)
As good as any wing performance all season, scoring three tries, creating another and generally terrorising the Bulldogs with his pace and athleticism out wide.
3. Jack Bostock (Dolphins)
In only his second game back from knee surgery, carved the Dogs up with a try and a hand in several others.
4. Jordan Samrani (Eels)
His coming of age as an NRL player, scoring a try, having a hand in two others and running for 250 metres in the thrilling win over the Cowboys.
5. Greg Marzhew (Knights)
OK… it was only against the dreadful Dragons but five tries from this bullocking winger have to get him into the team. Unstoppable from 10 metres out.
6. Ronald Volkman (Eels)
What a great buy this bloke has been, proving the perfect foil for Mitch Moses and coming up with some huge plays in the upset golden point win at the Cowboys.
7. Jahrome Hughes (Storm)
Threw the final pass or kick for three of the Storm's tries against the Tigers - back to his best after some below-par games in the team's record seven game losing run.
8. Tevita Tatola (Rabbitohs)
Added impetus and energy off the bench, running for more metres than any forward in the Rabbitohs' upset win over Cronulla on Saturday night.
9. Harry Grant (Storm)
Just shaded Reece Robson with a masterful display against the Tigers, scoring a try and creating three more. Bad news for NSW coming into Origin - he's back!
